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whatamp;#39;s up YouTubers today weamp;#39;re going to talk very briefly and just take an initial look at the Dutch bushcrafter knives uh bushcrafter this is their Ultimate bushcrafting Knife made by TRC a company out of Lithuania and the South Pole also made by TRC knives um these but these knives very quickly weamp;#39;ll just talk about whatamp;#39;s similar and whatamp;#39;s different obviously the TRC this is the South Pole by the way supplement I bought this from check nun face follow him if youamp;#39;re not Iamp;#39;ll go ahead and Link him him below great guy um also he posts a lot of great stuff on Instagram um so yeah but thereamp;#39;s some Chutney on face and I wanted to add it because I wanted to kind of compare it itamp;#39;s obviously not a bushcrafting knife per se um I kind of want to add it to my collection and really compare it to the Dutch Bush crafter knives um for me I wanted to know these are both basically made by TRC out of Lithuania taking a quick lo
